Bishop Rawstorne C of E Language College is a high school situated in the village of Croston, Lancashire, England. Bishop Rawstorne was founded in the 1960s. Pupils are drawn from a wide area, and is over-subscribed every year. The school was awarded DfES Teacher Training in late 2000, by the then Secretary of State for Education, David Blunkett MP. The school caters for ages 11 to 16, ranging from year 7 to 11. After the final year, students can pursue further education, get a modern apprenticeship or employment. In January 2008 there were 933 pupils. The school is a small campus containing a main block (which includes the main hall, cafeteria, maths, IT, foreign languages and humanities departments), a science block, technology block, administrative block (music, RE, geography and learning support) and English block, which also has a small cafeteria. A recent extension of the music department (opened by Paul McKenna, captain of Preston North End FC) allowed the opening of a music school and a new road was constructed to ease congestion. As of 2010 the headteacher was Alan Davies, who succeeded George Lloyd in 2008.